Grateful Dead Unbroken Chain
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 มี.ค. 2024
- "Unbroken Chain" from the album Mars Hotel stands out as a cornerstone in the Grateful Dead's repertoire, a song of significant complexity both musically and lyrically. Written by Bobby Petersen with music by Phil Lesh, its debut in live performance at the Spectrum in Philadelphia on March 19, 1995, after years of anticipation, triggered an uproar of excitement from the audience, marking a unique moment in the band's history.
It was only played live for a short time unfortunately. Throughout their final tour, it remained a cherished part of their live sets, culminating in a memorable rendition as the penultimate song at their last show on July 9, seamlessly transitioning from "Drums" into "Sugar Magnolia," with a total of ONLY TEN live performances!!
Yet, it's the studio version on "Mars Hotel" that never fails to captivate. From its enigmatic studio effects reminiscent of jet planes or dripping water to Jerry Garcia's mesmerizing solo, the song's rapid shifts in mood, tempo, and structure take listeners on a thrilling journey. Bobby Petersen's lyrics, evocative and poignant, rival some of Robert Hunter's finest work.
The title "Unbroken Chain" has been adopted by various entities and events over the years, embodying something quintessentially Dead. From a long-standing fanzine to the Phil Lesh charitable foundation and even a conference at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, the phrase resonates deeply with Deadheads.
In my analysis in the lyrics, I delve into the concept of the "unbroken chain," primarily as a theological idea linked to the transmission of authority. In Petersen's lyric, it symbolizes the interconnectedness of humanity and nature, weaving together images of sorrow, pearls, sky, sea, and the western wind. Each image builds upon the next, creating a rich tapestry of meaning. Ultimately, "Unbroken Chain" encourages listeners to find their own meaning in the world around them, drawing from experiences of loss, sorrow, nature, and human connection.
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I like what you're trying to do here. Putting together Trippy psychedelic videos to go along with the Grateful Dead's music. Giving us some "Eye Candy" while we are high as fuk is definitely a worthy cause my friend. Keep on Trucking!!!
Hell yeah,party on
It’s art added with music in my opinion vary artistic person
Thank you, thank you, thank you. Wonderful song, this is one of the best tracks. I'll have it played again & again.
Even the universe itself is in The Phil Zone!!!
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Jam you absolutely nailed it. How you made it look like everything in the Universe
is connected beautiful, especially when Phil sings.."They're telling me forgiveness is
the key to every door" Wow. Thanks so much for this one. Jerry is looking down and
smiling at you.
Love your comment!
Yes Jerry is for sure looking down on you. Beautiful song. Swwet
That is my favorite line in this great song
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Lilac rain 🌧 unbroken ⛓️ 🔗 ⛓️ 🙏
This is the album that started the tongue in cheek, "Let Phil sing".
Energy fields connect everything on Earth and far beyond...
One of the Grateful Dead’s most beautiful songs. Hunter wrote the lyrics for Phil when his father passed away. Phil wrote the music and they played it intermittently until 1973, when they shelved it.
I was so lucky to be in Hampton on 3/20/86 when the band busted it out again after 13 years! What a moment. They sure loved bustouts in Hampton. That was their East Coast Fillmore. Maybe Madison Square Garden but I think of it is Hampton. Have a great day. Everybody be kind to one another.
Oh, my. The art/animation. WELL DONE!! I’m glad you didn’t add skeletons to this. It’s perfect. Whooo!!
Wrong song. You are thinking about Box of Rain. Read the notes.✌️
You are correct 👍
@@hashburystumble8808 I just realized this yesterday but ya beat me to the correction! Duh! I’m the dummy!! Gawd, even went into the Hampton spiel! I’ll skip the Philly spiel. Peace
@@absolutelypositively What's your beef with skeletons? Skip all spiels in the future.
Help/Slip/Frankie in 4/83. I loved Hampton.
The sonics at Tampa were awesome!
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Mais um lado bom da boa música...
Empolgante o tempo todo !
Just found your channel.
(turns out algorithms are good for some things)
Nice, nice, nice. 🥰
Thanks.
Glad you enjoy it!
i'm not sure what it meant. but when i started doing dmt, consistently during the experience my dmt joint would turn into a chain structure. it was absolutely mesmerizing. but i always think about that, and i believe it had to do with a woman i was with at the time, because it felt like she had me in chains
Please search for Unicorn Heads On Beach full album. It's Phil's son Graham. It'll change your life.❤Love you ALL.
What’s the prompt? These visuals are very cool man!
I wish it was just a prompt!
@@jambandvideos The disrespect. Some people.
Mais um lado bom da boa música...
Empolgante o tempo todo !